A German diplomatic cable obtained by Statewatch shows that 11 member states would like to be able to deport people to any country they wish – even if the person has no connection to it.

While most member states were on board with the Commission’s proposals, 11 member states support deleting the connection criteria altogether: Austria, Bulgaria, Czechia, Cyprus, Finland, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Malta, the Netherlands, Poland and Slovakia.

CASINO laugh track

Are you a winner or a loser after the government did this to you.

Stop moving it every time you lose

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Published Sept. 22, 2025 06:07 AM EDT

Home to 2.7 million Palestinians, the Israeli-occupied West Bank has long been at the heart of plans for a future nation existing alongside Israel. The model is known as the two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and would also include Gaza. It is backed by most countries around the world.

But the construction of settlements for Israelis has reduced the land left for Palestinians, cutting their towns and cities off from each other.

Approval to build settlements has accelerated rapidly under the current Israeli government, which includes vehemently pro-settler parties that want to annex the West Bank to Israel.

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You just got trolled

In short:

Tasmania has a reputation as a refuge from the impacts of climate change, due to its sprawling wilderness areas and cool climate.

Couples like Anna Graham and Jack Taylor have moved to the state to escape the extreme heat and humidity of Queensland.

What's next?

The National Climate Risk Assessment has forecast key climate hazards for the state, including worsening heatwaves, drought and flooding.

Gaza flotilla activist says attacks are ‘more severe and more dangerous’

Hello, I’ve recently discovered self hosting and I really want to get into it. I’m not going to fully deep dive now, but I at least want to know the basics before I start my own journey. So today I came to ask if anybody has a roadmap or recommends a path for me to get into self hosting.

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While Carr complained that Democrats interpreted his comments as a threat to Disney, he didn't mention that his comments were also interpreted as a threat by several prominent Senate Republicans. Disney suspended Kimmel's show last week after Carr said ABC affiliates could have licenses revoked for "news distortion," but reinstated Kimmel yesterday after facing backlash from the public. Kimmel will be back on the air on many ABC-affiliated stations, but not those run by Nexstar and Sinclair, which have replaced Jimmy Kimmel Live! with news and other programming.

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So, starting now, Google started mandating full JS for YT, effectively breaking all third-party clients and locking the site to their official client.

This reeks of DRM.

UPDATE: Installing Deno and installing yt-dlp through PyPi fixes yt-dlp but the very idea that Google is mandating JS to lock down YT in an attempt at pseudo-DRM is still crappy.

UPDATE #2: inv.nadeko.net is working again for now.

So, starting now, Google started mandating full JS for YT, effectively breaking all third-party clients and locking the site to their official client.

This reeks of DRM.

UPDATE: Installing Deno and installing yt-dlp through PyPi fixes yt-dlp but the very idea that Google is mandating JS to lock down YT in an attempt at pseudo-DRM is still crappy.

On MSNBC, Rep. Jasmine Crockett laid it all out. From Tom Homan allegedly pocketing a bag of cash in an FBI sting to the DOJ’s refusal to prosecute, Crockett explained why the “entrapment” excuse doesn’t hold water — and why the cover-up might be even worse than the crime.

Crockett reminded viewers that solicitation and conspiracy don’t require the act itself — the agreement is enough. And just like Nixon, the bigger scandal is the cover-up. She drew the line straight from bribes in Texas to Trump’s bootleg detention centers, where private contractors — all Trump’s cronies — profit from locking up people of color.

This isn’t just about one man. It’s about a culture of corruption where bribes are business as usual, justice is optional, and Trump’s allies get rich off taxpayer dollars while communities suffer. Crockett’s message was clear: always follow the money, because the money leads back to Trump.

#JasmineCrockett #OversightCommittee #TrumpCorruption #FollowTheMoney #MSNBC #EpsteinFiles #TomHoman #HouseJudiciary #TrumpBribes #NoOneAboveTheLaw #detentioncenters #alcatraz

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Juan Andrés Gallardo September 22, 2025

A few weeks ago, dockworkers in Genoa threatened a total shutdown of ports if Israel interfered with the Global Sumud Flotilla, the humanitarian aid mission of dozens of boats heading to Gaza to try and break Israel’s siege and blockade. Student organizations in Spain and Italy joined the call to action, threatening to shut down their schools.

These statements were the spark that lit the most widespread and powerful action in Italy in solidarity with Palestine: a nationwide day of strikes, blockades, marches, and clashes with police — who responded with brutal repression.

Under the slogan “Blocchiamo Tutto” (“We Block Everything” for Gaza), hundreds of thousands of workers and students led actions in at least eighty cities across the country — including in Milan, Rome, Naples, and Florence.

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